From Sparkbook and across the entire region, neighbourhoods are coming together in the largest digital collaboration for pride of place, promoting, shaping and making our great cities, towns and neighbourhoods. Go to our post at: https://t.co/Excxj7j0uh
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The application has been deferred for more information on the public open space and connectivity currently proposed.
Birmingham's Station St and The Electric Cinema all part of a vibrant cultural avenue in the city centre. That's the vision of Glenbrook and by engaging & involving community, it can happen. All positive messages with more plans to come. #PrideofPlace images credit Glenbrook
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'Absolutely bonkers putting a 42-storey above a Georgian mansion.'
'Needs a refresh in design.'
Unanimously refused.
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The 19th-century Wellington Works on Legge Lane, Jewellery Quarter, has been rebuilt using largely salvaged bricks.
It forms part of Scholars Quarter, an intimate c.100-home community now closing in on completion.
#Birmingham
We were given this fantastic #oldie photo by Bank Resaurant in Brindleyplace of the area before any of the redevelopment started, not sure of a date or who may have taken the photo but it is fascinating, any further info is welcome on this post ๐
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Birmingham and the West Midlands - pioneers in the roll out of a Pride of Place Collective for shaping, making and promoting place. We hope you enjoy our video.
https://t.co/dIudPAfpkz
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Birmingham and the West Midlands - pioneers in the roll out of a Pride of Place Collective for shaping, making and promoting place. We hope you enjoy our video. https://t.co/cZrCQNBYTu
โ The sale of the former Wheels site, on Bordesley Park, has today been signed off at Birmingham City Councilโs property committee meeting.
It is understood that the purchaser of the site is BCFC, with a view to major economic regeneration: a new stadium & sports quarter. ๐๏ธ
๐ https://t.co/VpLTiWQRCS ๐
Broad Street and tall buildings are becoming the norm. Next up: The Essington (90-97 Broad Street).
The 47-storey BTR tower, offering more than 500 homes, amenities, terraces & a cยฃ1M public pocket park, is recommended for approval next week. ๐
BOXPARK #BIRMINGHAM: It's on its way!
BOXPARK will transform four vacant 12m railway arches on Floodgate Street & Milk Street, Digbeth, into a buzzing new 17K SF food hall and events destination, allowing independent traders to thrive.
BOXPARK Birmingham will open in 2025. ๐
โ Approval for 47-storey 'The Essington' at 90 Broad Street. It's set to become the tallest on Broad Street.
๐ https://t.co/XT8MY7woPw.
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What does culture mean for Birmingham? how important is culture for Birmingham?
Take our post at:
https://t.co/ycBZUaiE6i
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A Birmingham Gem! The Electric Cinema. With so much feeling and desire to see this icon saved, here are links to our feature and our map of this magnificent building and oldest working cinema in UK.
Featured at:
https://t.co/DfhdpPcKX1
Mapped at:
https://t.co/zWpEjD8w3e
Did you know? This statue on Ladywood Middleway by artist Paul Richardson is of Charles Blondin, a french tightrope walker who, in September 1873, came to Birmingham and crossed Edgbaston Reservoir on a tightrope! Go explore Birmingham at: https://t.co/wUp897L9EP